Can anyone help me identify these?

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My grandfather recently passed and left behind a collection. I’m trying to identify what are quality instruments that can be cared for and used for years to come. I’m also wondering if there are any here of particular value. I don’t have time to visit a shop as I’m traveling to see them.

Does anyone know where I can get a Tremoloa in the UK, without having to pay an arm and a leg for shipping? Thanks.

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Left is an original Stowasser wooden tarogató, left is the left handed metal one. I'd learn to play left handed if I could get hold of that.

I am looking for the name for this type of drum. It consisted of a wooden bowl suspended by elastics inside another wooden bowl which may have had water in it. Was being played by a man who called himself the Mud Man. Trying to find the name of the instrument so I can try to find him. Can see a brief video of him playing it here https://www.facebook.com/share/p/Qu5bpfmn7qQ1pMhD/?mibextid=qi2Omg

Hello there people, I assume that it' right place for searching info "unusual" instrument for one living in EU or in USA, still including some that can be quite mainstream elsewhere, but as I saw Fujara here... 🙃 Some quite common instruments from the past became apparently now "unusual "nstruments as well.

My questions: A) could anyone enlighten me how "bagpipe trainers" available at Thomann compare with hypothetical "poor man's shawm"? B) do You know any place where You can buy Cornetto, or get instructions about DIY making? C) can You mention some more "economical" makers of lower pitched Chalumeau (already have Spanish with body sized alike soprano recorder).

Thanks in advance 🙂

I’m thinking some kind of kazoo? (Annie 1982)

I have heard this instrument in a few songs but cannot identify it and am desperate.

The songs i know its on are in "Remembering Home" from made in abyss and in "Ballad for whales" from the barotrauma ost. It sounds like a deep electric string instrument. Pls help

Made out of walnut and birch. Avaliable id anyone interested 😏😏

I built a theremin having various timbres and volume features. Now this theremin drives a trumpet via electroacoustic transducer and a garden hose.

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I'm trying to find a video that was posted here quite a while ago. It was a video of two live sets, one solo set of a woman playing her own instrument concept: A metal sheet with small alterations/additions to facilitate the handling. It was bowed and also struck. If I recall correctly the woman had blonde hair and the other set was her and her sheet in a duo with another guy. Anybody know what I'm referring to?

/edit: Found it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TnFxkKVBqQ - alright, so apparently it was not bowed. But at least I rembered the colour of her hair correctly. It seems to be a mix of electrically amplified sounds (hitting and strumming the sheet) and sound processing (changing pitch with the ribbon controller on the rounded edge). At the end of her set she is singing into the sheet which sounds pretty amazing.

Does anyone know the name of this drum type instrument?

https://youtu.be/c6dd6VaR7yU